Crash! Smash! Went the window. The big black bear was breaking into a house. He almost got scraped by the sharp glass. He explored the house. Soon he found a door that led to the kitchen. He pushed open the door and found the jackpot: plums, bananas, and his favorite, granola bars. The bear felt happy as he smelled the granola bar. He also smelled honey in the granola bar, sticky and sweet. He ate until he felt like he wanted some vegetables. He pushed through the door and out into the garden. When he got to the garden, he felt like he was not alone. There was a skinny rooster pecking at bugs in the dirt. In his mind, the bear changed the menu from salad to chicken! Then he said, "Little chicken, little chicken, I will eat you up!" The rooster said, "Please spare me! some day I might help you." The bear laughed and said, "You're a little too small. I'll leave you alone but I don't think you'll ever help me." The next day, the bear broke in to a house again. He sniffed the air. "Mmmm…smells like honey-flavored oatmeal!" Then he saw the box of oatmeal. He ate some and got a lot all over his fur. When he walked away, a trail of oatmeal followed him. He heard a car horn beep and thought, "Uh-oh, people!" He began running. He ran and growled. When he came to a stream, it was too deep for him to cross. He looked back and saw the police. He cried out, "Rooster! rooster! come help me!" The rooster was pecking in a field of grass when he heard the bear growling. He came and ate the trail of oatmeal crumbs so the people couldn't follow the trail to find the bear. The rooster said, "You may be big, but small can be good too. thank you for helping me." 
You should try to help someone who has helped you. 